Discussion and presentation: Discussing, reporting and presenting findings draws out the significance of your previously collected, analysed and interpreted data. The purpose of this stage of your thesis journey is to highlight the implications of your findings. By doing this, you provide greater insight into the topic you researched. Consequently, you offer a deeper understanding of the contributions you are making to scholarship.
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Student story: Kelly was uncertain about discussing, reporting and presenting her findings. She was concerned she could not substantiate her findings. Her anxiety was, however, baseless. Kelly provided sufficient evidence to support the claims she was making. She reinforced what was already known about her topic. In addition, Kelly illustrated how this compared to, and contrasted with, the current understanding of her topic. As a result, she suggested ways her topic could be further developed and advanced.
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